In a recent turn of events on SmackDown, The Enforcer took charge of The Bloodline and issued warnings about facing consequences for losses. This shift in power dynamics coincided with the WWE debut of Tama Tonga, who aligned himself with Solo Sikoa to brutally assault Jimmy Uso. Sikoa’s actions extended to destroying Paul Heyman’s phone to prevent contact with Roman Reigns, showcasing a new ruthless side to the faction.
During an interview with Cathy Kelley on RAW, Jey Uso, who distanced himself from The Bloodline last year, expressed his thoughts on the situation. He highlighted the dangerous path of interfering with The Bloodline, emphasizing the addition of unknown members and extending an invitation to Jimmy Uso to join him instead. Jey’s solo journey on the red brand has seen him carve out a successful singles career, culminating in victories over his brother at WrestleMania XL and a subsequent opportunity to challenge Damian Priest for the World Heavyweight Championship.
Paul Heyman and Jey Uso (Via WWE/Twitter)
In his most recent match on RAW against Finn Balor, Jey faced adversity when Balor attacked him before their bout. Despite the pre-match assault, Jey emerged victorious, showcasing his resilience and skill in the ring. The post-match celebration, however, was short-lived as The Judgment Day launched an ambush on him. Fortunately, Jey managed to evade further harm due to a rift between Damian Priest and Finn Balor, highlighting the volatile terrain of WWE competition.
Having parted ways with The Bloodline after Jimmy Uso’s costly actions at SummerSlam 2023, Jey aligned himself with Cody Rhodes, forming a strong bond that has endured over time. Their camaraderie was on display during a recent segment on RAW, underscoring Jey’s evolution as a competitor and his ability to navigate the turbulent waters of professional wrestling.
